America Gives Iran’s Chief Proxy a Breather
Calling off the IDF in Lebanon.
June 3, 2026
Paul Celan’s Poetic Post-Holocaust Theology
“The thousand darknesses of death-bringing speech.”
Born in the cosmopolitan city of Czernowitz (then Romania, now Ukraine), Paul Celan was fortunate enough to have been conscripted into slave labor during World War II—thus escaping murder, which was the fate of his parents and thousands of other Jews from that city. Celan settled in France after the war, where he became one of Europe’s most admired poets. Brian Patrick Eha comments on his poetry, theology, and use of language:
June 3, 2026
The Joys of Anti-Semitism
The intellectual, social, and moral appeal of hatred.
The Proud Legacy of a Palestinian Who Decided to Cease Being a Refugee
The hand of God and Israel’s emissary to the Christians.
Paul Celan’s Poetic Post-Holocaust Theology
“The thousand darknesses of death-bringing speech.”
A Schoolboy Discovers an Ancient Gemstone in the Ruins of a Galilean Jewish Village
Its inhabitants were cursed by Jesus.